Burns my nail bed: What do I do?
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It says in the manual that burning may be a side effect. It also says to take it off immediately, wait a day, and then try again with a thinner coat. If it still burns, discontinue use.
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Apply to cuticles and rub in to keep cuticles and nail beds moist. Apply daily or more often to keep cuticles in best condition
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Probably won't hurt the toenail, but not sure it will do anything to help heal it. Using triple antibiotic will help prevent infection. Toenail injuries can be very painful so the pain relief version would help with that.
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If you put hand sanitizer gel on top of the table (even just a little bit) - then strike it with a firesteel - you 'should' get it to burn. What you're doing is starting the sanitizer gel with the firesteel and that will get the tab burning - at least it does for me about 90% of the time. You have to experiment with how much gel you use. I've even put a cotton ball with gel on the pan then add the esbit tablet and that works real well. I carry gel with me at all times and the cotton balls and tablets I keep in an old medicine bottle so it doesn't add much weight or bulk and helps control odors. If you put hand sanitizer gel on top of the table (even just a little bit) - then strike it with a firesteel - you 'should' get it to burn. What you're doing is starting the sanitizer gel with the firesteel and that will get the tab burning - at least it does for me about 90% of the time. You have to experiment with how much gel you use. I've even put a cotton ball with gel on the pan then add the esbit tablet and that works real well. I carry gel with me at all times and the cotton balls and tablets I keep in an old medicine bottle so it doesn't add much weight or bulk and helps control... » Read More If you put hand sanitizer gel on top of the table (even just a little bit) - then strike it with a firesteel - you 'should' get it to burn. What you're doing is starting the sanitizer gel with the firesteel and that will get the tab burning - at least it does for me about 90% of the time. You have to experiment with how much gel you use. I've even put a cotton ball with gel on the pan then add the esbit tablet and that works real well. I carry gel with me at all times and the cotton balls and tablets I keep in an old medicine bottle so it doesn't add much weight or bulk and helps control odors. « Show Less
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Its not for healing broken nails, I use triple antibioticPlus pain relief, mushers helps protect paws not treat them!
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Get something sharp to peel it off at the edge or just use your nail. That's all you could really do.
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Your question was your answer! The best answer is... Call Doctor.... Heater
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Not very well. You have to wrap the nail up with foil and cotton loaded with acetone. Then take it off after a while and scrape, and do it again. The easiest way I find is to file it off with a coarse emery board, or use an electric filer- CVS has them for ten dollars- battery op, or you can get an electric one on ebay. It's very similar to acrylic when removing it.
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You wash the nail and apply it once a day. No band-aid. I applied it just like Teri did, at night just before bed.
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I use 70% Isopropyl Alcohol from the drugstore and it works perfectly for me. The point is to make sure the nails are free of any soap residue, etc. DO remember to swipe your nails with a cotton ball soaked in acetone nail polish remover AFTER applying the base and top coats and drying with the light treatment dryer. Just using the light treatment alone will absolutely not dry my nails. I use the base coat first; dry with the light treatment for 90 seconds; immediately follow with the top coat and dry for another 90 seconds with the light treatment; and then briskly swipe each nail several times with the acetone cotton ball and it hardens immediately. I know it sounds odd but it absolutely works for me and nothing else does! Good luck!
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Here's a trick I came up with for hubby to do this kind of thing as he has nothing much for fingernails. Take a piece of scotch tape and put it so it catches the backing but hangs over the edge, on the corner is best. Then pull back on the tape and it starts the backing for you.
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I do believe so but not sure. This tends to be for the skin and you need a different product in the infection is under the nail.Suggest you email Sally Hansen direct or call the 1 800 number
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Use GooGone or acetone. Let it soak in for a few minutes and it rubs right off.
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mix 3 drops with a carrier oil and rub each night onto bottoms of feet...It is a "hot" oil, so do not use it straight unless diffusing with it. Goes into bloodstream and disinfects!!! Fabulous!!!
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Try lowering the Temperature setting. I have mine set near center position which is plenty hot unless you need to scald.
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Keep nail dry wearing gloves and using hair dryer and applying under the nail as close to fungus area as possible
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You are NOT supposed to peel it off, but I admit, I do this most of the time. Otherwise, I take bits of cotton soaked in acetone, and lay them on the nail directly, cover with a bit of foil and watch tv for 15 min or so. That is usually enough time to remove it.